Changsha, the capital of Hunan Province, is located in the lower reaches of the Xiangjiang River and the western edge of the Changliu Basin. Changsha has many labels, such as the entertainment capital with Hunan Satellite TV, the food paradise with delicious lobsters, the brilliant fireworks at the head of Orange Island, and the happiest city in China... At the same time, Changsha is also an ancient city full of history. Today, Xiaobian will come to take stock of the scenic spots in Changsha that have a profound sense of history. For those who haven't decided where to go during the holiday, don't miss this article!

Provincial Museum

When it comes to a sense of history, there is no place comparable to the Provincial Museum, right? The Provincial Expo is adjacent to Martyrs Park, covering an area of 51,000 square meters and a public construction area of 29,000 square meters. It was established in 1951 and officially opened to the public in 1956. It is the largest historical and art museum in Hunan Province and one of the first batch of national first-level museums. The Hunan Provincial Museum has more than 180,000 pieces, especially the Mawangdui Han tomb cultural relics, Shang and Zhou bronzes, Chu cultural relics, ceramics of the past, calligraphy and painting and modern cultural relics, etc. In this way, six basic displays displaying the excellent cultural relics of mankind have been created.

However, there are still quite a lot of people attending the provincial expo during holidays, and if there is no accident, there will be a long queue. Although you can book in advance, you still have to queue up to enter the door, and remember to bring your ID card. You can't enter without your ID card (it has a non-ID ticket collection window, but you need to provide other items to prove your identity, so bring your ID card ~)

tongguan kiln

Changsha Tongguan Kiln is the birthplace of Tang Dynasty colored porcelain in China. The kiln sites include Tongguan Town and Shizhu Lake. It is the only cultural relics protection unit among ancient sites in Hunan Province. The Tongguanyao Scenic Area does not require tickets, and there is also the ancient town of Tongguanyao that reproduces the style of the Tang Dynasty. Friends who like Hanfu must go and have a look! Maybe you will meet many super temperament young ladies in Hanfu! And the effect of taking ancient photos here is simply amazing!

Moreover, there are often various performances in the ancient town, all of which have a particularly ancient feeling. Strolling around here really feels like returning to the Tang Dynasty! Friends who yearn for the style of Tang Dynasty must not miss it! I heard that Hunan Satellite TV's Mid-Autumn Gala was held here last year.

In general, Tongguan Kiln is very suitable for vacations and leisure and for young ladies in Hanfu to take photos. If you like a sense of history, you must not miss it!

jinggang ancient town

Jinggang Town is located in the northwest of Wangcheng District, Changsha City, Hunan Province. It is bordered by Xiangjiang River in the east and faces Tongguan Town across the river. It is bordered by Laoweishui in the south, Getang in the west, and Qiaokou Town in the north. Jinggang Town has gained advantages in water transportation since ancient times. It is located on the west bank of the Xiangjiang River. It was once a prosperous commercial port for the distribution of materials in Sanxiang. It is also known as "Little Hankou."

Jinggang was named after Li Jing, a general of the Tang Dynasty. Jinggang connects the mouth of the Xiangjiang River with the Wei River and controls the key point of the Xiangjiang River against Changsha. It has always been a battleground for military strategists.

There is no need for tickets to enter the ancient town, but there are many exhibition halls and attractions in the ancient town that require tickets to enter. If you want to visit more carefully and want to see every attraction, you can buy an attraction ticket for 80 yuan at the entrance, and a single attraction will be 20 yuan/person.